By this do you mean embedding the certificate in the signature? If so,
this sounds like it would work best for us. Do you have any sample code
that does this?
I wrap KeyInfo myself now, I don't use this library directly for that part,
it's not as powerful as my code. My ol
> By this do you mean embedding the certificate in the signature? If so,
> this sounds like it would work best for us. Do you have any sample code
> that does this?
I wrap KeyInfo myself now, I don't use this library directly for that part,
it's not as powerful as my code. My old code used it, y
I'm working on signing an XML document using a X509 certificate. As
part of the signing process, I am appending DSIGKeyInfoX509 information
in the signature (by calling appendX509Data on the DSIGSignature
object). Once that is there, I am manually adding the name of the
certificate,
Agree with many of the comments made by Scott.
In the architecture of StrongKey (www.strongkey.org), a symmetric
key-management software, we've created the concept of a Global Key
ID (GKID) to identify every symmetric key used to encrypt something.
We chose to use the XML Encryption schema for e
> I'm working on signing an XML document using a X509 certificate. As
> part of the signing process, I am appending DSIGKeyInfoX509 information
> in the signature (by calling appendX509Data on the DSIGSignature
> object). Once that is there, I am manually adding the name of the
> certificate, and
